Have they considered learning about Roman History instead.
Almost no one I know who wants to see a therapist right now can find someone who is a) free to take on new patients b) will take their insurance c) by some miracle, a & b are both true at the same time
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Christine.
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Yep. And the last year has been so traumatic for so many people that the number of people who want therapy is increasing at a greater rate than access
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Especially therapists like myself who work predominantly with children and adolescents. Pre-Covid as well.
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My impression is that this is true of Primary Care physicians in most of the US at all times as well.
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Have you checked out SonderMind?
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And this isn’t d) the therapists fault
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of course not! there's no blame on either side. just a sad systemic problem.
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You just summed up therapy in the US for the past few decades ...
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Now try to find a pain doctor next!
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